I have tried both defines. SynScrollBarWorkaround makes the horizontal
scrollbar always visible and the effect on CPU usage is the same as if
I made it intentionally visible.
I'm not yet sure about the effect of SynNewScrollBarUpdate, I have not
yet tried all combinations and I should make exact
please attach your editor options
Also still working on the assumption that it works ok in QT (otherwise
same PC, same IDE.
But bad on GTK
So it must be code that interacts with the WS. Otherwise it had to be
bad for both.
On 25/03/2012 10:58, Bernd wrote:
I have tried both defines.
I added -CX to the Configure Build Lazarus dialog for Optimized IDE
profile on my Mint Linux 64-bit + QT mapping.
It made absolutely no difference for executable size! Why?
Juha
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I'm currently experimenting with the IDE compiled for the Qt widgetset
and also with an application that will use the TIpHtmlPanel for
displaying some text and there is a strange discrepancy between the
text rendering on GTK2 and on Qt4.
It becomes obvious if you compare the two hint windows in
